fix(misc): improve freebsd build reliability with better error handling and disk cleanup#34326
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…ng and disk cleanup (#34326) ## Current Behavior The FreeBSD build in CI can fail silently or with unclear error messages when: - Disk space runs low during the build process - The build command fails without proper error propagation - Unnecessary files consume valuable disk space ## Expected Behavior With these changes: - Additional disk space is freed by removing docs/astro-docs/nx-dev directories before building - Build exit codes are properly captured and propagated - Disk usage is logged after the build completes for debugging purposes - Build failures are clearly reported with explicit error messages This improves reliability and makes it easier to diagnose issues when they occur. ## Related Issue(s) <!-- No specific issue, general CI improvement -->
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…ng and disk cleanup (#34326) ## Current Behavior The FreeBSD build in CI can fail silently or with unclear error messages when: - Disk space runs low during the build process - The build command fails without proper error propagation - Unnecessary files consume valuable disk space ## Expected Behavior With these changes: - Additional disk space is freed by removing docs/astro-docs/nx-dev directories before building - Build exit codes are properly captured and propagated - Disk usage is logged after the build completes for debugging purposes - Build failures are clearly reported with explicit error messages This improves reliability and makes it easier to diagnose issues when they occur. ## Related Issue(s) <!-- No specific issue, general CI improvement --> (cherry picked from commit fb6c298)
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Current Behavior
The FreeBSD build in CI can fail silently or with unclear error messages when:
Expected Behavior
With these changes:
This improves reliability and makes it easier to diagnose issues when they occur.
Related Issue(s)